Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-10-18

H. w. Brown came down from Tus-
oarCra by stage yesterday and left this
morning for San Francisco.
.a W. T. Smith has just received q lot
Of new stoves for both wood and coal.
Can and SO them. rsr sqi0
Lieutenant-G Governor n. @. Davis
came ny last night and spent to-day in
ServieWinR his numerous Elko friends.
Mike Kelley. the famous baseball
player, hns signed q contract to appear
with minstrel party. He will act as
interlocutor. @'s.l,l 3" ae1 10
The President and Mrs. Cleveland
passed very quiet day, yesterday, go.
ing out in the morning for stroll over
the great deer park. .....rs- s-~.
VIM. H. CotAnt arrived this morning
from Niles City, Montana, and went
cut to Lamoille to-day with Myron Pix
:. Icy, his father-in.law. '.' .-.,*
E.C. Hardy, of the Oasis Ranch,
near Toano, spent yesterday in town
and left last evening for home. He
stilt has . few of those fine Percheron
stalliohs for sale.
!; George Westinghouse, Jr.I inventor of
the air-brake, is worth $4,000, 900.
"That is, perhaps, the largest fortune
ever made out of wind" sdys the At.
lanta Constitution. p. ..s'
The Banking House Of N, e. Post 4
Co., Cheyenne, Wy, has closed its
doors and made an assignment for the
benefit of creditors. Assets, $9O3, $40;
Liabilities, $494, 500. -. .1..@.' q.
Cheyenne Stock Jogrnal:-Messrs.
John Tinnin and John Sparks, of the
-Hrm Of Sparks e Tinnin, are back from
Omaha, where they marketed about a
thopssad head ot cattle. j
I'D. Abel came in to-day from his
bssatifI home, one ofS&he finest In
; Esssern Nevada, near Fort Halieck.
, We arc pleased TO state that "Jack" is
enjoying much better health than when
: he ives latin. y ~ 2i.E1 p.
This Union Coal Company at Shame
kin, Pa, has issued orders 10 their
mine foreman TO remove eli persons
working in their mines who afsiunable
90 speak and understand the English
language. =,
For the first time in the history q
America, a Mayor has given birth toa
son. Argonis, Kansas, Is tho city en-.
aitlad 70 the record, and the lady who
governs the city has the honor Of help
ing 70 increase the city's population, :.
There ID one friend that "sticketh clos
or than Q BROTHER" and that is the
i, aged and enfeebled fly "whose sands Of
lie ere nssFly Tun out" Were IL not
for our wsiI known piety We should be
tempted 70 pronounce . malediction on
the psstiferous fly.
A good, stsady boy who. desires TO
learn the phnter's trade can hnd en-
RleyEsnt ct this Office. We do not
1ant q boy who will work . few weeks
and then throw up. the job but one who
viii como TO stay. A Rne opportunity
"a isasA Q good trade u now offered.
Il The Eureka weekly Sentinel, which
succeeds the Daily Sentinel now dis.
ooatsnhed, comes to az Allied with gem
ssai ana local news and IL emphatioaIly
ons a Ahs best weekly papers published
10 Nevada. The Sentinel merits, aud
S9ll no doubt Eecsive, 9 liberal patron.
s9e.
In The farcng Of people at the church
doos Of ths Ord Presbyterian, one Of the
moss fashlonsbie congregations in Chi
osgo, Stephen w. Rasen, gray.haired
InilIIonAsre bank president, was re-
noosWalessiy shot down Sunday by his
: sispsca. wn. Lee. eyed II, to ayengs
OF shislaA woman charged With con'
tianed adultery. 80"